The Divya Jagaran on the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivaratri at Jagruta Shakti Dham was a profoundly sacred and soul-stirring experience. Amma consecrated the Shivling and the Dhuni, and
This Divine Yatra touched the hearts of devotees through the Shringara and Shila Darshan of Maa Tara ,the sacred cremation grounds of Tarapith, taught the essence ,“love for the
The octagonal Yajnashala of Jagruta Shakti Dham, adorned in traditional style, resonated with Veda ghosha, Nadaswaram, and Chande. The serene atmosphere, filled with sacred smoke rising from the havan
Devaramane, home to the ancient Swayambhu Kalabhairaveshwara temple, offers a breathtaking experience in the embrace of nature. This sacred place, located close to Jagruta Shakti Dham, radiates immense spiritual
Even before Amma’s arrival, sadhus and saints, through their deep meditation, had already known about Amma visiting Rishikesh soon. Amma visited them and bestowed blessings. Along with the entourage,
Seekers who had renounced power and position in pursuit of selfless seva were deeply yearning for Amma’s darshan. Recognizing their sincerity and surrender, Amma gently reminded them of the
The sincere prayers of the devotee was answered, and Amma, along with the devotees, went to Davangere. The renowned Harihareshwara Temple was the next stop. Amma then blessed the
Tarapith is a renowned pilgrimage site in West Bengal, India, dedicated to Maa Tara, a fierce form of Goddess Kali. It is considered one of the Shakti Peethas, where
The 108 devotees’ Kumbh Mela Yatra began with a visit to Ramlalla in Ayodhya. From there, the entourage proceeded to Prayagraj. Amma was invited by the Juna Akhara, allowing
Devotees gathered in a state of bliss, immersed in the divine atmosphere. The Kalidhvamsini Ashtotara was performed with deep devotion, invoking divine blessings for the removal of negative influences.